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(pam) a modesto father is now behind bars...ollowing the shooting of his 3-year-old girl investigators say, he and the child's mother lied to them about what really happened to the child.. claiming she was shot in the foot by a drive-by shooter. (ken) the shooting happened in modesto around 11- last night. kay recede reports, investigators say the girl somehow got a hold of her parents gun - and the injury was an accident. ((pkg))this was the scene sunday night as police investigated a possible drive by shooting here on chelsea avenuethat left a 3 year old girl with a gunshot to her foot (ed olsen, neighbor)"what we're worried about is the children, 3-year-old, they have two children."while on the way to the hospital - neighbors say the girl's parents suv broke down - that's when first responders took over and when the modesto police department say- the parents lies stopped (sharon bear spokeswoman, modesto police department)"the officers discovered inconsistencies in the stories."(butted to)"it appears to us that the child poss

por su parte el alcalde de modesto dijo que estarÁn recolectando las donaciones hasta fines de este aÑoones en la corte de nueva york que involucran a expresidentes y miembros de las fuerzas armadas con el narcotrÁfico >>> como nos deice jazive pÉrez piden una investigaciÓn y los analistas dicen que esto es apenas el principio. >>> en las calles de mÉxico la gente no puede evitar hablar del tema, luego que jesÚs el rey zambada dicen que las autoridades y militares objeto decÍan al cartel "del chapo" guzmÁn >>> este negocio multimillonario tiene involucrados, cÓmplices, interpol >>> Él ha seguido la trayectoria de dicha organizaciÓn criminal por eso que considera que la lista dada a conocer hasta hoy solo es el principio de una larga red de corrupciÓn >>> no dudo ni tanto de que tambiÉn van a salpicar a empresarios, a banqueros, militares. a senadores, a diputados. >>> para analista como josÉ acusar al presidente peÑa nieto y a calderÓn y vicente fox no es una estrategia solamente "del chapo" guzmÁn incluso orquestada por Él mismo >>> tiene inteligencia de superdotado, casi genial >>> es

it's time to reconsider our relations with turlock and modesto. i want to be clear that this is a resolution in support of state water boards adoption of 40% unimpaired flows and to go to table and reach a settlement which will implement these changes in a more expeditious fan. with that, i want to reiterate p.u.c for coming to the table. now let's settle this matter. >> let's call the roll please. [roll call] >> thank you madam clerk. next item. >> clerk: roll call for introductions. madam president, you're the first up on roll call. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much submit. [roll call] >> i'm asking that the board today end our meeting in memory of lisa m. jenkins 40-year san francisco resident. lisa jenkins was an inventor and entrepreneur and worked with public institutions. realizing the promise of extension of wealth in community. her experience included serving as strategic planning manager and engineering groups responsible for the governance of enterprise innovation and strategic process management. she served on the board selected

moved to modesto because of the poor air quality but then conditions in modesto deteriorated too, forced to call off fundraiser, tfundraiser, tfa be outside. food didn't go to waste. >> we have fresh food, great community, let's have a block party and continue to raise money. >> 32 high schools set to perform. logan depends on the event to raise $40,000 to fund travel expenses, buy equipment and pay technical staff. >>> two people found dead. evacuations as hill and woolsey fires rage out of control. l.a. coroner officials trying to determine the identities of the victims in the badly burned car in malibu. firefighters took a chance to shore up lines but reprieve is short-lived. >> winds are not blowing but tomorrow mother nature is going to turn fan back on and start blowing. message to partners in the community, stay vigilant. >> the woolsey fire has grown 83,000 acres, 5% contained. hill fire at 4,500 acres, contained. response from firefighters after president trump criticizes the state and threatens to pull federal funds. >>> string of suspicious fires at popular park has officials

. >> reporter: her family moved to modesto. the parents made a tough choice to give their daughters the best education possible. >> they would drive 80 miles every day from modesto to san jose to go to school. the six hour round trip took its toll. >> sleepless nights, not being able to eat well. many hardships. >> eventually the family found a new home in san jose.>> my mother and father and sister, i saw them come up in my junior year. i needed mentorship and they provided that for me. >> her mother is proud. >> so very proud. she is my little angel. she is strong. >> she has a nickname for her girls. my mother causes warriors. >> cynthia is planning on becoming a pediatrician. the oldest daughter has lots of experience with kids. >> gratitude for her family. >> there is security here. i know i will be safe with them. it is really nice that i can come home and no that there is company around and there is family. i feel united. >> reporter: back to you. >>> you can catch up on individual scholars and learn more by going to our

golpearon y patearo >> heridos anoche en balacera en calle 24 donde se llevaban a cabo un vigilia, >> en modestoa en el jardín descubrió restos el arrendatario dijo que desconocía el origen de la osamenta >> ayer por la tarde persecución policial el conducor choca contra la banqueta, lo que fue aprovechado por la policía >> joven destroza vehículo deportivo del padre, fue el mal tiempo que provocó el choqu da sospechoso de actos vandalicos y racistas, si tiene información del sujeto llame a la policía en una hora culmina el mondaycibernético >> te dan posibilidad de comprar en casa, y recibir en la comodidad >> la aeronave tenía dos horas en el aire cuando una pasajera sufre un ataque >> por lo que fue atendida y derivada a un hospital >> tramos de 5 millas de carriles 280 101 sur hasta el limite con condado san mateo. >> las condiciones de hacinamiento son graves para miles de centroamericanos alber tijuana siguen llegando más migrantes y algunos ya toman decisiones >> no hay agua, para tomar , >>son 5600 refugiados >> y donald trump lanzó una amenaza cerraremos la frontera permanentemente si e

we live in modesto with the new congressman. >> reporter: julie haener, tonight we were here in modesto where josh was back from washington, d.c. where he had an orientation. he held a thank you party for his volunteers that helped him beat the incumbent jeff denham. it was an emotional night for those who helped him win this battle ground just east of the bay area. >> reporter: victory for josh didn't come easy. democrats in california's central valley were thanked by him. >> thank you for helping us win the election.>> reporter: he went on to stamper and became a venture capitalist after getting an mba at harvard. he is now back home and says he never aspired to politics growing up. >> my wife is the most shocked person in the ended up running. i never thought i would do anything in politics. >> reporter: his reasons for running were personal. it was when -- during the repeal of the affordable care act. >> my brother was born premature at two pounds and spent the first two years of his life in and out:of -- in and out of the hospital.>> reporter: last week after the tight race was cal

>(pam) two days after his death -- officers arrested this woman... 35 -year old jennifer smith of modesto.. who is accused of his murder. but.. again, police say they need help identifying who else may be responsible. the stanislaus county coroner's office has not yet released the victim's identity. coming up at eight.. more people in the migrant caravan arrived at the border. what's waiting for them there. plus. a couple set up a go fund me for a homeless man...you may remember this.. turns out it was fake. now all three are in trouble. and next. animals are also affected by the devastating camp wildfire... how local shelters are helping out. (pam) it has now been one week since the devastating camp fire erupted in butte county. tonight that fire is responsible for even more lives lost... and homes destroyed . seven more people were found dead today... that brings the total number of fatalities up to sixty - three. the number of homes burned is now 9-thousand - 7-hundred. overall, more than 11- thousand -8-hundred structures have burned . the fire has scorched 141- thousand acres... and

for months, those closest to him searched the modesto area holding out hope.ctives are now working together to piece together the last days of jacob's life. <<"detectives absolutely have workable leads in this case that they are working on. we have gotten several names of suspects. different people called into us.">>>(vicki) (vicki)the coroner's office used dental x rays to identify jacob.now detectives are trying to figure out not only who murdered jacob, but when and where.meanwhile friends and family are left to grieve in search for answers on their own. (grant) governor- elect gavin newsom was at the mexican border today.. to assess the growing immigration crisis there. that immigration crisis... now turning into a humanitarian crisis... newsom spoke in san ysidro today -- talking about immigration issues that have surfaced... as has a large group of central american migrants who are now gathered in tijuana. a refugee camp in tijuana is bursting at the seams -- overflowing with migrants waiting to seek asylum in the united states. mexican officials say mor

. >> a murder mystery in modesto tonight, a homeowner digs a hole to bury a family pet and digs up a robots to the rescue, we will take you inside the ambitious cleanup of a dangerous nuclear disaster. >>> our top story, chaos at the us-mexico border today, a showdown with central american migrants, shutting down one of the busiest land border crossings. hundreds of migrants stormed the crossing this morning after spending weeks in crowded shelters. some tried to reach the united states via the pedestrian footpath, others climbed over fences, as u.s. troops waited on the other side. tensions boiled over as u.s. agents fired canisters of tear gas into the crowd, you can see people running away from clouds of smoke. reporter monique is at the port of entry tonight. >> reporter: since around 11:00 this morning, the port of entry was completely shut down, that means no one from mexico is being allowed into the united states, no one from the united states is allowed to cross into mexico, either by car or walking over. ever since this morning, there is just a huge military presence here, a

his courage for a change arrived at the event following a day of campaign stops in modesto. he spoke to pee as he headed into the late rally in san francisco. >> seven days on the bus tour, it could have been three years campaigning, it's exciting. >> i want to thank you for believing in gavin from the start and everything you've done to make sure that tomorrow brings the biggest blue wave this nation has ever seen. >> he warmed up the crowd following by two democratic heavy hitters. >> things are screwed up, it's all the more reason why you need an education visionary young governor, what's gavin newsom is. >> we need our strongest soldiers on the field. we need gavin newsom in that office. >> he got his start in politics and california, it could set an example for the rest of the nation and the world. >> what makes this city great, what makes california great is at our best we don't tolerate our diversity, we celebrate the diversity. >> this state believes in growth and inclusion, fight for time. >> we'll take back the house of representatives, god willing, i'll be governo

. >>> a victory party was held in modesto for a political newcomer who flipped the district from republican to democrat. jeana spoke with josh harter about his reasons for running and what he hopes to accomplish in washington.>> reporter: victory for josh harter didn't come easy. the democrat from the central valley gave thanks to his supporters for helping him with the california district 10 congressional seat. >> thank you. >> reporter: he was raised in turlock and went to stanford. he is now back home. >> i never thought i would do anything in politics.>> reporter: his reasons for running were personal. when it came with the vote to repeal the affordable care act. >> my brother was born two months premature and was less than two pounds when he was born and spent -- spent the first two years of his life in and out of the hospital.>> reporter: thinking of his brother made him take on the challenge. after the race was called he went to washington for orientation. >> what most excited me was that you had so many new incoming members that never run for office before. they were people with sto

investigators trying to determine how human remains ended up buried behind a modesto home. a woman was digging in her yard to bury her pet when she discovered a body. >> when we have a case like this we investigate like a homicide will we figure out it may be something different. the first part is removing the body. it is taken to our coroner's office. >> the autopsy will determine if the body was a man or woman and then they will try to miss it to a missing person's report. >>> the weather now as we get ready for a wet week. not tomorrow. not today. today was nite. tomorrow will be -- nice. tomorrow will be nice. you have the front here. tuesday afternoon. and then you have all this energy that will spin in over the next couple days. it will be productive. as much rain as we got from the last system, we could duplicate that which would take us up in the rain and it would duplicate the snow fall in the mountains. 2 to 3 feet of snow up there. we could see another 2 to 3 feet of snow from this system. look forward to that. no anticipating flooding. a little bit of wind. mayb

spent the last five days visiting communities up and down the yesterday he campaigned in fresno, and modesto and he ended the day in sacramento. >>> the new polls are out and it shows gavin newsom leading by 20 points over john cox. newsom is supported by 58% of the voters while john cox is supported by 38% of the likely voters. >>> senator dianne feinstein has a campaign event today in san francisco one day after she canceled an event in orange county. she canceled her appearance at a gun control rally because her manager said she is getting over a cold. she was scheduled to speak alongside student activists of the florida high school were 17 were killed in february. she faces a challenge from state senator kevin daley on. according to the poll she leads 43-27%. >>> based on record-breaking registration numbers is clear californians are fired up about this election. we checked on early voting underway throughout the bay area. >>reporter: the countdown is on and california voter registration has hit an all- time high. >> when the doors open there was a lot of people. wear many voters took pa

. >>> in modesto human remains were found buried behind a home. the woman was taking to bury a dead pet when she discovered a decomposed body. investigators believe the remains have been there several months. >> with a case like this we investigate it as a homicide until we figure out that it could be something different. the first part of the process is to remove the body. once it is removed it is taken to the coroner facility where an autopsy will be done. >> the autopsy will determine if the body was a man or woman and then they will try to match it to a missing persons report. >>> a man in san jose is suspected in a deadly hit-and- run. police rushed to capitol expressway in silver creek -- at silver creek road in santa fe last night. a woman was crossing capitol expressway also at a crosswalk when a 2018 board truck hit her. she died at the scene. we don't know her name. police say the driver tried to get away but some good samaritans were able to stop you. the 39-year-old, nunez, -- munoz, was booked into jail. >>> the center clara county sh

. >> it's not like that in modesto. so coming up here, you can feel the difference in your lungs, especially if you're working throughout the day. it starts to take a toll. >> it's hectic. it's a lot. there's people wearing masks everywhere. so -- it's pretty crazy. >> i mean, we saw you as we were doing another interview with the mask on. how are you holding up? how are you doing? >> i'm fine. the mask makes it very easy to breathe. >> reporter: how many masks did you buy? >> i bought enough for my family and then i bought a few extra, just to kind of keep in the car and just as a safety measure. >> reporter: is that kind of the norm now, just to have them on stand-by? >> you know, this is -- yeah. yeah, this is going to be, i think, the norm, especially with year-round fire season now. >> reporter: when we arrived here roughly about an hour ago, you kind of saw that haze there throughout most of santa rosa. when we were driving around coffee park and ended up here off mendocino avenue. as you guys mentioned, santa ros

they would drive 80-miles every day from modesto to san jose to go to school. 6 hour round trip took its toll. >> sleepless nights, not being able to eat well. many hardships that freshman year kind of consist of. eventually the family found a new home in their san jose neighborhood. >> cynthia found students rising above. >> came at my right time at the junior year, they provided that for me. her mom sandra is proud. yeah. she is my little angel. she is a strong. she has a nickname for her girls. her mom calls us warriors. you're my little warriors. if you're happy and you know it clap your hands. cynthia is planning on becoming a pediatrician as the oldest daughter she has lots of experience with kids. and gratitude for her family. >> security here and i know i'll be safe with them. it is really nice i can come home now and they'll let these company around and there is this family and i feel united. for students rising above, i'm kristin airs. >>> you can catch up on individual alums and scholars and learn more about sra by going to our website, it is kpix.co

i think i'm going to run in modesto, i'm going to move there, and then the party bosses in washington call and say, consider running for the california 21st, closer to where you live, you don't have to worry about the home in modesto you claim to live in him and you go and run in the district. , wake up and see my neighbors the people i represent, people i have known since i was a kid and people my kids go to school with. it's home to me, is the area i love. does nothing more i want to do is fight for this district and continue to represent them in washington. : we appreciate your thoughtful answers. a want to give you closing statements and by virtue of coin gos, rep. valadao, you first. rep. valadao: thank you for hosting this event. it's helpful for us to have this opportunity so i appreciate that. i want to continue my fight in washington. we made big accomplishments with strong accomplishments economy, we are seeing the fruits of that now and it want to continue that so i ask for everyone's vote or it thank you. cox, the final word. in 12 days we will have an election that is so

his next stop was in modesto. he will be finishing his day in san francisco this evening. he will be at a rally with governor jerry brown and senator kamala harris tonight at 7:00. >>> meanwhile president trump today making stops in three different states. >> allen martin is here with a look at some of his last minute efforts, busy today. >> oh, yeah. he's pressing it all the way. within the past hour mr. trump spoke at a rally in indiana, one of five states where senate races have remained tight in this closing stretch. the president's ability to mobilize voters could determine whether republicans can protect their 51-49 majority in the senate or possibly even improve it. speaking in ft. wayne, mr. trump urged people to vote for businessman mike braun who is challenging senator joe donnelly. >> hello, indiana. it is great to be in indiana. we had a big victory here not so long ago, big, big victory, big one, a big one. i'm thrilled to be back in the heartland. >> ft. wayne was the president's second stop after an earlier event in ohio. he will hold a final rally later ton

on monday night his bus arrived at the event following a day of campaign stops in los angeles and modesto. he spoke to me as he headed into the rally. >> seven days now on this bus tour. three years campaigning. it is exciting. >> i want to thank all of you for believing in gavin from the start. thank you for everything you have done to get us here today and everything you have done to make sure that tomorrow brings the biggest blue wave this nation has ever seen.>> reporter: his wife warmed up the crowd heavy hitters. >> that is all the more reason why governor. that is what he is. >> we need our strongest soldiers on the field. we need him in that office.>> reporter: he got his start in politics in semper cisco -- san francisco. >> what makes our nation and california great is that we don't tolerate diversity we celebrate it. >> reporter: he says the state believes in growth and inclusion and he will fight for social mobility and income inequality is the defining issue of our time. >> it is decisions not conditions that determine our fate and future. we will take back the house of repre

. >> reporter: michelle messaging friends and watching images from her home in modesto, 160 miles away. >> i wanted to go up there, but then i don't think that's a good idea because they are not letting anyone in. >> reporter: her parents living in magalia just five miles from paradise. >> all day long i was so freaked out, i couldn't even go to work. i didn't want to go to work. i don't want to do nothing. >> reporter: she is not alone. we found post after post from families trying to locate their loved ones from this man trying to locate his disabled brother to this woman from salt lake city trying to find her grandmother. their last call was 8:00 this morning. many of them older adults who either don't have a cell phone or don't always carry it with them. actor james woods even using his celebrity status to retweet messages on twitter and help reunite families. >> yeah. it's just, um -- i don't know. >> reporter: michelle is still waiting anxiously. >> i'm worried. >> reporter: for news that her parents are okay somewhere outside of paradise. >> i tell my mom and dad if they're list

then there's three that are a tossup, two of them in orange county, one of them in modesto. very close, 1,300 votes between them and tens of thousands of ballots still to count. really upn the air. >> thank you all. you guys have eren doing wol work this week. go get some rest this weekend. >> thank you. >> mike scott,la marisagos, guy marzorati, and katie orr in sacramento. thanks tall of you. >>> now to another much talked about aspect of the midterms, the many women who ran for office this year.h ere in california first-time candidate katie hill flipd a traditionally red congressional district to blue. nationwide more than 120 women have won so far, among the many firsts, the first two native american women elected to congress, the first woman senator from tennessee, the first female governor of maine. and ayanna pressley became the first african-american to chusetts in s congress. >> when it comes to women of d color, canes, folks don't just talk about a glass ceiling. what they describe ine a concree w what breaks through concrete? seismic shifts. [ cheers ] >> here now

flooding also caused problems on 99 near modesto. >>> the bay area's heavy rain and strong winds really had an effect on a lot of drivers out there. maybe you. >> abc 7 news reporter david lui is live in san jose to show us the kind of accidents that can happen in severe storms like these. david? >> kristen and dan, we already know the winds and the heavy rain are challenging enough. but drivers are also contending with flooded roads. that is a serious problem. of course the problem is bay area drivers over the past few hours have learned the hard way how dangerous that can be. the driver of this minivan told chp officers that he ran into a large pond while driving north on highway 680 in milpitas. as he tried to brake the vehicl off-ramp to calaveras boulevard. he was wearing a seat belt but the accident left him trapped inside his vehicle. chp officer andrea basil and her partner happened to be driving southbound on 680 and about the same time. >> luckily the firefighters got here fairly quickly and they had all the necessary equipment to get him out. >> injuries? >> there were actual

modesto reportÓ 50 y siete grados de temperatura mÁxima. sacramento 57.almente soleados.pero la tercera madrugada, en san josÉ se espera 58 grados. un 80% todavÍa de lluvias que continuarÁs en esta regiÓn.para maÑana, c'estera 61 grados de temperatura mÁxima en sacramento, con lluvias durante la maÑana. en fresno la mÁxima estarÁ sobre los 64 grados. en san francisco 59 grados de temperatura mÁxima. en los Ángeles continuaremos con excelentes condiciones.temperatura mÁxima con los 67 grados. va a ser un dÍa excelente este sÁbado en los Ángeles, para disfrutar en familia y hace actividades al aire libre. si piensa viajar en sorbas en excelente dÍa durante el sÁbado. para san josÉ, cÓmo estarÁn los condiciones?el domingo la temperatura mÁxima de 64 grados. el lunes continuaremos con condiciones secas. pero a partir del martes o miÉrcoles estarÁn realizando las lluvias nuevamente sobre nuestra regiÓndebido al paso de otro sistema frontal. entre miÉrcoles y viernes un 40 a 50% de probabilidad de lluvia con temperatura mÁxima oscilando entre 58 y 62 grados. ra

. >> una persona nos dijo que podÍamos buscar fuera de modesto.ilias. ramon: ahora si llego el momento de saber cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones del clima para fin de semana prÁcticamente porque estamos a viernes. con estas imÁgenes en vivo del puente de la bahÍa nos vamos al hacer con nuestra compaÑera que ya estÁ lista con la "ventana al tiempo". reportera: muchas gracias, hay que tener mucha precauciÓn durante el fin de semana y mucha paciencia porque le ideamos con esa gran cantidad de humo que no para de llegar al Área de la bahÍa por ese incendio muy distante de nuestra zona. otros incendios a travÉs del estado en el condado de hondura. y tambiÉn en las montaÑas el sur de la sierra nevada. el viento nos aumenten velocidad nuevamente a partir de la noche del sÁbado. este panorama de mucho humo continuara y mantÉngase protegido. esperamos ese aviso por riesgo de incendio forestal para gran parte del estadio sobre todo en el horario de la bahÍa. vientos y rÁfagasque superan las 50 millas por hora, importante es el viento que puede ser que las tipas

it's pouring in mow modesto.ntains win a winter storm warning is in effect, next storm will impact northern california, the burn zones, the burn scar areas, about a half do from big fires, and that soil can absorb the rain. it turns into a debris throw. let's hope they don't get too much rain too quickly. it rained, air quality is great, treatment, 62, san jose, 66. thank gives, in sunnyvale, dry, some showers moving in late. more rain and continued good air. 63 degrees coming up on friday, so and active pattern. here come the storms. one hit us today, another one tomorrow night, it's simple, the storm track has returned. afternoon highs for this time of year -- average highs for this time of year. the intersection storm is late thursday -- next storm is late thursday into friday. low to mid-60s, divide on monday, and another -- dry on monday, and another storm next week. >>> man finds his way back to maggie may, his border collie lost? in the camp fire. >>> a shocker, in college basketball tonight, and the turke

central valley to berkeley because the rent is too high in this areanats auto worker"i commute from modesto" nats john cox"you're kidding?"nats auto worker"no"mr. cox says he builds and manages apartments in the state of indiana at a much that are much lower cost and aims to lower the price of building affordable housing in california if he is elected governorsothe says supply and demand is not the real problemsotsotsotplatinum auto collison

some people come from modesto, stockton. the commute is three hours to and from. but they don't want to hear that. they don't want to look us in the face and say you know what? i'm sorry you have to do that. i'm sorry that you have to be away from your family. but thank you for your sacrifices so i can sit in my office and get a bonus at the end of the year. i want to thank you guys for having the hearing, and i want to thank you for hearing us, but for marriott -- for no one from marriott to be here and to hear us is a slap in my face. and the city, and the county -- you know what? we'll take your money. we'll take whatever we can from you, but whatever you're going to give back, you know what? whatever you guys need from us, from all of us, we're going to stand behind you, because you're going to fight for us, and we're going to fight for you. we live in the same city -- me and my girlfriend, i'm never going to buy a house, probably, and i'm 50 years old. thank you very much. i've been thrown out of worse places than this, so i'm going to leave now. >> superviso

this is tyler williams who is a senior at modesto christian. he put in an alley it to himself. he has graduated and is now playing basketball for southwest baptist university. we will have more after the break. >>> an 11-year-old cancer patient is powering his way through treatment with support from the stanford baseball team. what started as a kind gesture has become a great friendship. >> reporter: expect the unexpected. it is a lesson most of us don't learn until adulthood. ty whistler learned that at age 10. >> actually got kicked in the head playing soccer. he was a goalie and got kicked in the head. he started having concussion -like symptoms. we put them in the ambulance and got him to the hospital and they found the tumor. a kick in the head saved his life. >> they told us to your -- today's later he had to be having brain surgery. >> reporter: he has an extremely rare form of brain cancer. the treatment was a clinical trial are offered at children's hospital. >> it is rough and scary, really scary. >> he got so tired with the chemo and radiation. he didn't feel well wi

he told me he works in berkeley but lives in modesto which is 80 miles away.e has a commute of 2 1/2 hours each way because he can't find any place nearby. a studio apartment in berkeley is $2,700 a month. i'm in the apartment business. i build and manage apartments for a living. i could build wonderful apartments in indiana for $90,000 that would cost $600,000 in california it's government regulations and red tape that have driven up the costs. people like this guy who worked his rear end off at the auto body shop, they are the ones who pay for it. liz: remember remember arnold schwarzenegger couldn't get it done. >> i am going there knowing the big businesses and labor unions control sacramento. i have some ideas including an idea that we think we can change the balance of power, get elections back to the neighborhoods, so people don't have this onslaught of negative tv ads. i think people are really upset about all the tv ads and the negative nature of campaigning these days. we have to get campaigning back down to what our founders intended. town hall meet

i think i'm going to run in modesto and the party bosses say you should consider running to california's 21st. and you can go down there and run in that district. i wake up in the morning at ome. >> gentlemen, we appreciate your thoughtful answers and out of time and give you a chance of closing statements. mr. valadao. 60 seconds. mr. valadao: thank you to both this event.osting it's about where we are going to be in the future and watch our health care being taken away and stand by by watching our friend and families and neighbors be disrespected or bring back the integrity and the decency. i have a track record of delivering real results and it is what i have done and what i know to continue to do. my promise to you is simple, i will never forget that i work for you. it would be an honor to have your vote. >> we need to work together and put respect in our country because we have lost a lot of that and respect each other. >> i would like democrats to host the party because of the fact that i'm personally a democrat. i'm a registered voter to vote all democrats. i know it hasn't been a

. >>> in modesto investigators are looking into a body buried behind a home. the woman was digging in her yard and she discovered a decomposed body. investigators say they believe the remains had been there several months. >>> when we have a case like this we investigated until we figure out that it could be something different than a homicide. the first part of the process is to remove the body. when the body is removed it is taken to the facility and an autopsy will be done. >> after the autopsy they will try to match it to a missing persons report. a san jose man is in jail suspected in a deadly hit-and- run. police rushed to the area of capitol expressway at 9:40 last night. and unidentified woman was crossing capitol expressway outside the crosswalk when she was hit by a 2018 board truck and she died at the scene. police say the driver tried to escape but some good america -- good samaritans managed to stop in. munoz was arrested and booked into the jail on suspicion of felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. >>> the search continues for a long tim

. >>> in modesto investigators are looking into a body found buried behind a home. a woman was digging in her yard on santa rita avenue to bury a dead pet and she discovered a decomposed body. the investigators believe the remains have been there several months. >>> we have a case like this we investigate it as though it is a homicide until we figure out that it could be something eren the first part of thetaken to the corner >> then the deputies will try to match it to a missing persons report. >>> a man in san jose is in jail suspected of a deadly hit and run. they rushed to this area in san jose at 9:40 last night. and unidentified woman was crossing capitol -- capitol expressway outside a crosswalk and she was hit by a 2018 ford truck. she died at the scene. police say the driver of the truck tried to get away but good samaritans who saw this stopped him. 39-year-old who waldo munoz was a drug arrest. he has been booked into jail suspected of a felonyhit-and- vehicular manslaughter. >>> santa clara continues to look for whoever fired shots at a duplex saturday n

his bus arrived at the event following a day of campaign stops in los angeles and modesto. he spoke with me as he headed into the rally. >> seven days on this bus tour. it has been three years campaigning. this is exciting. >> i think all of you for believing in gavin from the start. you for everything you have done to get us here and everything you have done to make sure tomorrow brings the biggest blue wave. >> reporter: to do -- to democratic heavy hitters also spoke. >> you need an internet -- energetic visionary new governor. >> we need our strongest soldiers on the field. we need gavin in office.>> reporter: he got his start in politics in san francisco and california set an example for the nation and. >> what makes the city and california great is that we don't tolerate diversity, we celebrate diversity.>> reporter: he says the state believes in growth and inclusion and he will fight for social mobility and that income equality is the defining issue of our time. >> it is decisions not conditions that determine our fate and future and we will take back the house of re

nats dog trainingat top dog police k9 training and consulting in modesto...ron cloward, owner top dogpolice k9 training & consulting"we're not doing marijuana on new dogs."owner ron cloward tells us while bags of cocaine and other drugs are still hidden in the drug sniffing training course...nats coursefor the last few years these sample bags of marijuana have remained in their jar.cloward says out of the 20 or so agencies he trains for... very few want pot sniffing k9s.ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"some of your das will not, and judg don't want to use those dogs because of the marijuana." cloward explains officers can not tell what a k9 has detected when searching for narcotics.therefore cases can be thrown out in court if a police dog possibly detected legal cannabis while his handler was really searching for an illegal narcotic.ron cloward, owner top dog police k9 training & consulting"it's so easy to add an odor, it's a lot more difficult to try and take an odor away from a dog." cloward says even police departments in texas, where pot is still illegal

. >> in modesto, the party was on last night for a lyrical new, who flipped the district from red towith congressman elect josh harder about his reason for running and how - - what he hopes to accomplish. >> victory for josh harder did not come easy. it is why on thanksgiving week the democrat from california central valley give thanks to his supporters for helping him - - win the congressional seat. >> thank you for - - >> the 32-year-old was raised in turlock and went to stanford and became a venture capitalist and is now back home. >> his reason for running, he says was personal. when incumbent reverse course and voted with other republicans to repeal the affordable care act. >> he was less than two pounds when he was first born. the first 2 years of his life in and out of the hospital. >> thinking of his brother now a grown man, he decided to take on the challenge and after tight race was called he went to washington for orientation. >> what excited me most was you had so many folks so many new incoming members that had never run for any office before. people with stories like me

he's trying to get permits to open a cannabis cultivation, manufacturing and distribution center in modesto process that can take anywhere from 9 to 18 months. 26:40 i could paint a pretty picture and make it sound great but i call it a roller coaster ride, you have your ups and downs legalization advocates have long said that marijuana is california's real cash crop.....leading up to the vote that make adult recreational use legal....voters were told to expect that the next gold rush would be green....but while there are plenty of pot sales inside dispensaries.....so far the tax dollars that were expected to be generated aren't nearly as high as expected. when the state budget was drawn up....it was predicted that the excise and cultivatation taxes in the first six month of this year would total 175 million dollars.that figure may have been a pipe dream.the state office of tax and fee administration reports they've taken in close to 85 million from pot businesses in that time frame....which is less than half of what was hoped for. the sales tax totals during that same time was $53 million.

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steadier rains to our south, gilroy, modesto. scattered light rain and fog this morning.look from our roof cmera. the fog getting thick over the embarcadero and bay bridge. starting at 7:00, mid to upper 50s. very mild. light showers at noon. hang around 60. scattered light showers at 4:00, around 60. the storms will hvi at 7:00 as the next storm starts to arrive. we will talk about that next. here's alexis with the morning commute. >> yeah. it's a busy one, as we mentioned earlier. a lot of collisions, including a slow low vehicle spinout crash in the north bay. southbound 101 before spencer avenue, sausalito, two lanes blocked. maybe they are blocking the two lanes to get it back on the roadway and get it towed out. carpool lanes are open, but metering lights on quite early today. 5:18 the official time. so plan ahead. commute likely going to take you a little longer today. >>> the rain and wet roads are particularly a concern in the santa cruz mountains where there is potential for flooding and mudslides. >> as mike has been telling us, a bigger storm is on the way. ma

. >> reporter: about 85 miles southeast in modesto, democrat gavin newsom campaigned for josh harder and had this to say on the eve of the election. >> i know it's rote and cliched. i know everybody says it, forgive me. i'll add to the course. the energy is off the charts. rememb >> reporter: the final push could bear fruit. >> election day is the day we get most of our votes for any election. >> reporter: john arts calculates 24% turnout as of today, roughly 100,000 ballots, which means there will be a lot more votes coming tomorrow. >> the number to look at, will we receive 200,000 votes tomorrow? because i'm curious to see if we have 100,000 people voting at the polling places. i'm curious to know if we'll get 100,000 voite by mail ballots from various sources. >> reporter: and election turnout in san francisco is expected to hover somewhere around 60%, maybe mid-60s. we are talking about 300,000 ballots, maybe two-thirds of which will be cast tomorrow. now you can understand why these candidates are moving so emphatically on this final push. in san francisco, sam brock, nbc bay a

in the governor's race, a campaign in san francisco and modesto, in the meantime, president trump is hitting the campaign trail as well and three states today. >> you don't hear the big blue wave anymore. >> the president dispensed the weekend for election day crisscrossing the country on behalf of republican candidates, he's focused on immigration in the campaign closing days. the democrats led by former president obama countered by making healthcare the key message. >> when i was president, republicans voted more than one dozen times to get rid of protections for pre-existing conditions. last year, they fell one vote short and if they win tuesday, they might finally succeed. >> president trump will hold rallies today in ohio, indiana, and missouri. you can say up to date on all of the state and local races, just head to our website at kpix.com . we will have you covered from all angles on election night. we will be bringing you live results and announce things tomorrow evening starting at 8:00 with a special live stream on kpix.com. >>> iranian demonstrators taking to the streets a